Swift Double abs()

The abs() method returns the absolute value of the given value.

Example

var value = -20
// find absolute value of -20 var absoluteNumber = abs(value)
print(absoluteNumber) // Output: 20

abs() Syntax

The syntax of the abs() method is:

abs(num)

abs() Parameters

The abs() method takes one parameter

  • num - a signed number

abs() Return Values

The abs() method returns the absolute value of num.


Example: Swift Double abs()

var value1 = -20

// find absolute value of -20 var result1 = abs(value1)
print("Absolute value of -20 is:", result1) var value2 = -33.33
// find absolute value of -33.33 var result2 = abs(value2)
print("Absolute value of -33.33 is:", result2)

Output

Absolute value of -20 is: 20
Absolute value of -20 is: 33.33

Here, we have used the abs() method to find the absolute value of the given numbers: value1 and value2.

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